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  1. Industrial production rebounds by 6.8 pct in October

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    petroleum and gas as well as in motor vehicles and trailers soared 169.5 and 128.9 percent

    10%
  2. Greek stocks end week flat as Friday’s strong rebound erased earlier losses
    Photo by Panayiotis Tzamaros/Fosphotos

    Economy

    percent. The stocks that posted the best performance this week included Motor Oil (+9.1 percent

    10%
  3. Industrial turnover on downward trend again after 2.8 pct drop in Oct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in motor vehicles and trailers (+86.9 percent) followed by computers, electronic and optical products

    10%
  4. Industrial production growth slows to 2.3 pct in Nov

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of crude petroleum and natural gas as well as in motor vehicles and trailers soared by 162 and 133

    10%
  5. CPI stays flat in December, falls by 0.8 pct in 2016
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and purchase of motor cars dropped by 7.1 and 6.2 percent respectively. Compared with the previous month

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  6. Stocks drop 1.3 pct during week with light trading volumes

    Economy

    Properties (+2 percent) and Motor Oil (+1.6 percent). On the flipside, the biggest losses were posted

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  7. Industrial turnover rebounds 2 pct in November

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    percent. The detailed breakdown displayed the biggest rebound was posted in motor vehicles and trailers

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  8. No fear of the bear? Bilateral economic relations between Germany and Russia
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    Agora

    ’s main exports to Russia are mechanical engineering products, motor vehicles (e.g. Mercedes, VW

    10%
  9. Stocks down 0.4 pct this week after tumbling in wake of Eurogroup
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    Economy

    Corporation – PPC (-5.3 percent) followed by Hellenic Exchanges (-4.2 percent) and Motor Oil (-3.3

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  10. Newsletter 105 - 03/02/2017

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    and tobacco dropped by 8 percent, followed by department stores (-4.4 percent) and motor fuel (-4.1

    10%